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    Agitation

    CJP to begin agitation today, demands Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation

    Mumbai, India - Oct. 1, 2026: Abhijeet Dipke, Founder of Cockroach Janta Party addressing to media on Jail Bharo Andolan to be held at Shivaji Park on 2nd Oct. against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar at Press Club in Mumbai, India, on Thursday, October 1, 2026. (Photo by Anshuman Poyrekar/Hindustan Times) (Anshuman Poyrekar/HT Photo)
    Cities
    Published 2 days ago

    Haryana sanitation staff set to return to work today

    The union leader also demanded that the government create six lakh permanent posts and initiate recruitment to meet the state’s sanitation workforce requirements (HT Photo)
    Cities
    Published 20 days ago

    Will start fresh protest if no assurance from Centre in week on Ladakh, says Sonam

    Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk (PTI)
    Cities
    Published 23 days ago

    Haryana sanitation staff strike : After govt action, workers threaten to intensify stir

    In Hansi, an FIR was registered against 18 people for allegedly obstructing sanitation work, while 11 regular sanitation employees were served show-cause notices for remaining absent. (HT File)
    Cities
    Published 25 days ago

    Ladakh Apex Body warns of bigger agitation ahead of talks with MHA on Sep 9

    Ladakh Apex Body warns of bigger agitation ahead of talks with MHA on Sep 9
    India News
    Published 28 days ago
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